Sentence examples for precise to have from inspiring English sources

No matter how sophisticated modern technology, even compared with at the time of the last Gulf war, is it not more precise to have weapons dismantled in the presence of inspectors rather than so-called precision bombing trying to take them out?" Prescott said in his tribute that Kennedy had been vindicated on Iraq.

So Adu, in a moment that looked as if it could have been an accident but was too precise to have actually been so, did a three-hundred-and-sixty-degree pirouette around the ball, and gave it two light touches away from goal before curling the ball into the far post, where it coiled its way past the goalkeeper, knocking in off the inside of the post.

Psychoanalytic theories by their nature are insufficiently precise to have negative implications, and so are immunised from experiential falsification.

A scanning electron microscope revealed holes in the fossils' cell walls that are too precise to have been caused by geological processes.

As Clapham and Smith (1990, p. 194) lament, "the precise groups considered to have special needs varies considerably and can include almost everyone".

Roman does a lot of takes, and he's precise: you have to have your head like this and your hand like that.

For metabolic engineering purposes it is important to have precise and accurate measurements.

Colonies have been shown to have precise circadian cycles by which genes express certain compounds.

"But the prior condition for me clearly is to have precise proposals from the British side in order to see what is acceptable and how it would comply".

The group is unlikely to have precise data showing that an upswing in sales is directly linked to the Olympic sponsorships.

This is the precise discussion we need to have.